Longines is making a big splash with the return of its legendary Pilot Majetek in a special edition limited to 1,937 pieces. This new version combines watchmaking heritage and modern technologies to appeal to fans of aviator watches.
A design faithful to the spirit of aviation pioneers
The new Pilot Majetek Pioneer Edition sports a decidedly vintage look in a dark gray and black livery. Its 43 mm cushion case in titanium remains faithful to the proportions of the original model while offering lightness and resistance.
Key design elements:– Fluted bidirectional bezel– Screw-down crown– Matte black dial with Arabic numerals– Grey PVD luminescent hands– Seconds counter at 6 o’clock replacing the numeral
COSC-certified precision mechanics
At the heart of this Pilot Majetek beats the caliber L893.6, chronometer certified by the COSC. This automatic movement offers:
Performance worthy of a modern pilot's watch
Although inspired by the past, this Pilot Majetek incorporates modern technologies:
A limited edition steeped in history
Longines has chosen to produce 1,937 examples of this Pioneer Edition, in reference to the year 1935 when the brand registered the original model with the International Office of Industrial Property in Switzerland.
This limited edition pays tribute to Longines' heritage in the field of aviation watches while offering a timepiece adapted to today's requirements.
A competitive price for an exceptional watch
The Longines Pilot Majetek Pioneer Edition is priced at €4,600 (approximately). This price positions it as an attractive option for lovers of high-end aviator watches, offering:
– An iconic design– COSC-certified mechanics– Noble materials such as titanium– The exclusivity of a limited edition
Available now on the official Longines website, this Pilot Majetek Pioneer Edition should quickly find its audience among watchmaking and aviation enthusiasts.
The Longines Pilot Majetek Pioneer Edition stands out as a successful tribute to the brand's historic aviator watches. By combining vintage design and modern technologies, Longines offers a timepiece that will appeal to both collectors and lovers of fine mechanics looking for a watch with a strong character.
With its production limited to 1,937 copies, this special edition is likely to fly off the shelves quickly. A piece that promises to increase in value over time and that will undoubtedly delight future collectors.
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